Have you known anything about Google Meet?
Numerous participants can join a single virtual meeting on Google Meet, a product of Google Hangouts, and communicate verbally or visually from any location with an internet connection. It’s designed for use by companies and other organizations, and it’s a terrific way for coworkers to interact while they are separated geographically.
Everyone on the call can at any point switch off their individual audio and/or video stream, and a Google Meet organizer can share everything on their screen with all attendees. That is taking part whichever they choose.
Come to Google Meet and enjoy its features
Meetings of up to one hour can now be held on Google Meet’s free plan for a period of 24 hours till September 30, 2020. There’s nothing stopping you from organizing a second meeting if you reach the hour restriction because you are free to arrange and join as many meetings as you want.
Each meeting has a maximum capacity of 100 attendees. If your meetings become to that size, you may want to silence other attendees as the meeting organizer.
The background noise that isn’t voice is as much as Google Meet can be filtered away. Additionally, it offers a live captioning capability that automatically subtitles what is said; it’s a really dependable accessibility feature.
A last claim made by Google is that “video conferencing are encrypted in transit” and “our array of safety features are regularly upgraded for further protection.” Business users have enterprise-level protection, but regular users can use the privacy settings without issue.
How to join a Google Meet call
Using a code generated when the event planner sets the meeting, you can join a Google Meet session.
Just open Google Meet on your PC or the Meet mobile app and select “Use a meeting code” (it might say “Enter a meeting code” on your handphone). If the session has already started when you enter the call, your code will be in, and you may start speaking with your team right away.
To join the meeting, all you need to do is click a single direct link that the meeting’s organizer may send out. Just keep in mind that the application won’t work properly unless you enable Google Meet access to your phone’s or computer’s camera and microphone when you set it up.
